We're truly over the moon that our Ann Arbor Hills Tudor project will be featured in "The Schumacher Library of Wallcoverings." There is absolutely nothing quite like using a statement wallpaper to add character, depth & infinite amounts of interest to any space. Below, we used Celerie Kemble’s Feather Bloom to liven up this traditional alcove in an unpredictable way.
CLICK TO READ // Wallpaper Wizardry, The Schumacher Library of Wallcoverings
Check out our recent Q&A with Chairish in which we share some of our personal design inspiration and tips.
CLICK TO READ // Atlanta's Finest: CLOTH & KIND
So excited to be featured by High Point Market in the July/August 2017 edition of luxe. interiors + design Magazine. Here we talk about some of the favorite themes we saw at Spring Market:
"While it isn't a trend but rather a predictable constant in design, metals were on display at Spring Market. Seeing the way companies like Milling Road for Baker reimagined classic finishes – as they did with the Wrap console - in a fresh and modern way is incredibly inspiring to us. The marble top paired with the sexy & sleek base makes this piece a total showstopper.
Vintage was another strong theme we saw in furnishings, art and accessories. We were impressed with the Barrie Benson collection for Highland House. The way she reimagined vintage pieces of furniture and explored bold color palettes was exciting beyond words!"
Check out our feature in Atlanta Magazine where we dish about our life changing trip to Marrakech, Morocco and the inspiration we found there.
CLICK TO READ // What’s inspiring Cloth & Kind’s Tami Ramsay and Krista Nye Nicholas right now
CLOTH & KIND gives their input on upcoming color and material trends in the design world in a recent article for Pittsburgh Magazine.
"Krista Nye Nicholas and Tami Ramsay, Style Spotters and creators of CLOTH & KIND Interiors, an interior design studio with locations in Michigan and Georgia, say they witnessed new and exciting textures at the market. “We [saw] every hue of green from moss and chartreuse to emerald and British racing green, as well as all kinds of organic materials like raffia, sisal and sea grasses and tons of new twists involving natural stone and wood,” Nicholas says. Geometric patterns, monochrome color schemes and color block designs also play a role in today’s trends. “Black and white juxtaposed together [are] big, along with greens being the new neutral,” says Wiebe. Designers note that’s not to say you shouldn’t add a pop of color to your home — perhaps a little green."
CLICK TO READ // Pittsburgh Magazine: Back to the Basics is Highly Recommended
Thanks for including us in your Spring 2017 Style Report, High Point Market!
CLICK TO READ // High Point Market Style Report for Summer-Fall 2017
Read about our tips for testing and choosing the right wall color for your home in this latest article on Apartment Therapy!
CLICK TO READ // Pro Designers On the Most Common Decorating Mistakes (and How To Fix Them)
Thanks for including us in your new Designer Directory, Elle Decor!
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ADDITIONAL IMAGES // Detroit Rehab
PHOTOGRAPHY CREDIT // Beth Singer
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CLOTH & KIND Interiors is a proud recipient of two 2017 Detroit Home Design Awards for the "Historic Renovation/Restoration" and "Use of Fabric/Wall Coverings" categories.
1ST PLACE - Historic Renovation/ Restoration
This historic home in Detroit’s New Center neighborhood was built in 1907. Although much of the home was still in its beautiful, original condition, the kitchen had gone through some horrible updates in the 1980s and needed to be reimagined. The clients were willing to take risks with color, and the end result features beautiful golden backsplash tile and hints of gray-blue throughout.
ADDITIONAL IMAGES // Detroit Rehab
PHOTOGRAPHY CREDIT // Beth Singer
2ND PLACE - Use of Fabric/Wall Coverings
ADDITIONAL IMAGES // Ann Arbor Hills Tudor
PHOTOGRAPHY CREDIT // Martin Vecchio
CLICK TO READ // Detroit Home Design Awards
Zoe Bios Creative has collaborated with Paper-Cut-Project on a new collection of exclusive prints launching at High Point Market. Zoe Bios Creative will kick off the launch with celebratory cocktails and conversation with the artists, Nicki Nye and Amy Flurry, on Sunday, April 23, from 4-6 p.m. at their showroom in the Suites at Market Square, Salon G-6051. Paper-Cut-Project reimagines simple sheets of paper into sculptural, fantasy-laden paper wigs and hand-cut accessories and has been commissioned for their creations by luxury fashion houses such as Hermès, Valentino and Cartier as well as the Victoria & Albert Museum.
"By keeping these prints as limited edition runs, Zoe Bios Creative helps to maintain some relationship with the unique aspect of the actual paper pieces, which are one-of-a-kind,” said Amy Flurry, co-founder of Paper-Cut-Project. “And because these we build them one cut at a time and by hand, it is impossible for any two pieces to be the same, and the luxury fashion houses and museums that have commissioned our work all value that exclusivity and evidence of hand.” Dramatic and singularly stunning, the 15-piece collection of fine art prints was curated by Krista Nye Nicholas and Tami Ramsay of interior design firm Cloth & Kind. Each framed photograph comes in a limited edition run, ranging from 25 to 100.
CLICK TO READ // Home Accents Today
We LOVE us some vintage rugs, especially when layered with a contrasting modern pattern. Check out this look in a new article by Apartment Therapy!
CLICK TO READ // Lessons from Rooms that Nail the Layered Rug Look
Zoe Bios Creative recently announced that it will celebrate a new collection of exclusive prints by Paper-Cut-Project with cocktails and conversation with the artists Nikki Nye and Amy Flurry. The Atlanta-based art duo’s sculptural paper wigs and hand-cut accessories have been commissioned by global luxury fashion houses including Hermes, Christies, Valentino, Cartier and the Victoria & Albert Museum.
The 15-piece collection was curated by Krista Nye Nicholas and Tami Ramsay, principals behind the nationally-recognized interior design firm, CLOTH & KIND. The designing duo was also selected as 2017 High Point Furnishings Market “Style Spotters.” The prints will be sold in limited edition runs of 25.
This selection was a kickoff to CLOTH & KIND representing Zoe Bios Creative in their Michigan studio. “We love these prints for the feminine strength communicated through the sophisticated designs. “We have long been fans of their work and this synergistic kind of collaboration is what we’re all about,” says Nicholas.
Co-founded by Minh Nguyen and Caitlin Dinkins in 2011, Zoe Bios Creative is an art and design house based in Los Angeles.
Guests are invited to join Zoe Bios Creative, Paper-Cut-Project and CLOTH & KIND for libations and lite bites at their HPMKT showroom in Suites on April 23rd from 4-6 PM.
CLICK TO READ // Furniture World
Join Domino Magazine Editor in Chief Jessica Romm Perez and Chairish’s Mugs Buckley as they lead a lively group of top interior designers including Kara Cox, Mark Cutler, Cortney Bishop, Krista Nye Nicholas of Cloth & Kind and Kevin Walsh in the panel game of Love It or Hate It. This spirited and irreverent event gives a spontaneous yay or nay on top design trends: sunburst mirrors, banana leaf wallpaper, gallery walls – are they in, out, or somewhere in between? We’ll have some laughs while watching industry thought leaders dish and diss design. Don’t miss the hilarity. Jessica will be on hand to sign Domino: Your Guide to a Stylish Home following the panel.
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Our Modern Farmhouse project was recently featured in Traditional Home as part of our being selected as one of ten New Trad designers.
CLICK TO READ // TRADhome Summer 2016
We're getting ready for the Spring High Point Market Week, where we will be joining the other Style Spotters to talk leading looks and the latest trends from this season's market.
Don't forget, we will be sharing our favorite items from both Spring & Fall 2017 markets on Pinterest, so be sure to follow along as we track the latest trends!
CLICK TO READ // This Season's High Point Highlights
What a thrill to be included as a member of the 2017 Time Inc. Designer Network!
The Designer Network is an exclusive group of the nation's top Interior Design firms, carefully selected by the editorial teams at Coastal Living, Southern Living and Sunset magazines. As a part of the Time Inc. network, the largest publisher in the United States and one of the largest media companies worldwide, these lifestyle brands have become leaders in the industry as trusted sources for design tips, trends and inspiration—reaching millions nationwide.
We are proud to join a group of such distinction and high-standards, and are eager for the new opportunities to follow.
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We're charmed to be included as one of Viyet's featured Southern Designers, helping to celebrate Digital Day at the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center, where Tami will join a panel discussion about the importance of technology in the design industry.
Shop a selection of furnishings that were inspired by our modern farmhouse project here.
SHOP THE LOOK // Southern Charm
From more geometric patterns, to hides and glazed raffia, see what home fashion trends the 2017 Style Spotters (including yours truly!) are predicting for this year.
CLICK TO VIEW // Style Spotters 2017 Trend Predictions
We're so psyched to be recognized by Detroit Home for our "ability to create spaces with history and heart as well as story and substance" — something we strive for in every single room we design.
View more of the Ives Woods Tudor design that was featured in the article.
CLICK TO READ // Antiques in the Mix
